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International Conference on Critical Architecture, Culture and Design

📅 18–19 Nov 2026 📍 Chiclayo, Peru 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track invites papers that explore the intersection of critical theory and architectural discourse. Participants will examine how theoretical frameworks influence architectural criticism and practice.

This session focuses on the role of architecture in advocating for social justice and political activism. Papers will investigate case studies where architecture has been employed as a tool for resistance and transformation.

This track seeks to engage with the concept of utopia in architectural design and its implications for contemporary society. Contributions will analyze how utopian ideals shape architectural practices and urban planning.

This session will delve into the historiography of architecture and the critical methodologies applied to its study. Papers will reflect on how historical narratives influence current architectural thought.

This track explores the relationship between architects' writings and their built works. Participants will discuss how texts by architects contribute to our understanding of their design philosophies.

This session encourages interdisciplinary research that connects architecture with social sciences and humanities. Papers will highlight collaborative methodologies that enrich architectural discourse.

This track examines the philosophical underpinnings of architectural practice and theory. Contributions will investigate how philosophical concepts inform the design and interpretation of spaces.

This session will explore the relationship between travel, urban experiences, and architectural representation. Papers will analyze how travel narratives shape our understanding of urban environments.

This track focuses on the evolution of architectural publishing and its impact on architectural thought. Participants will discuss essential texts and their role in disseminating critical architectural ideas.

This session invites papers that investigate the terminology used in architectural discourse and its implications for practice. Contributions will analyze how language shapes our understanding of architectural concepts.

This track seeks to clarify the definitions and concepts associated with various architectural movements. Papers will critically assess how these definitions influence contemporary architectural practice.